The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-01-19

MIR. Wesley Anderson has sold his lsi
acre farm, at Mount Pleasant, to Ne.
Silas C. Hawk, for $1,000.
DIR. Cam, of Philadelphia. OF the
Famous Kidney Cure, was in town this
week.
The Till Family, at liolcombe Hail,
next Wednesday evening. Vocal and
instrumental music. and the famous
Rock Harmonicon.
MIR. Frank F. Gregg has bought ont
the store recently occupied by Cooper Il
Arnett, and will keep full line of gro.
csries, dry goods, &c. See adv.
MIR. A. G. Barber, of this city, is now
on visit to bis son, A. w. Barber, at
Jacksonville, Fla. lie will be absent
some weeks.
The 'sSociable' in the Stryker Libra
~ rooms, last Thursday, was a success.
The musical and literary entertainment
was excellent, and the refreshments were
good TO take
Major G. A. Angel Post, OF this city,
will hold fair next month, beginning
on MGR lay. the l4th Of February. There
wi be some unusual attractions, which
will be noticed later.
Van Horn Brothers have new adv.
on our local page which gives some ma.
terial changes in prices MnSlins nj
wholesale prices for the next thirty days
This Is a liberal offer to their patrons. For
particulars, see adv.
--Reviyals meetings continue this week
at the Baptist Church in this city. Rev.
ar. Vine, an evangelist, who is conduct
! i9 gsg, them, y an excellent preacher. A
suPpE.ve risen for prayers, and there
nave been some conversions.
Revival meetings continue this week
at the M. f. Church, in this city, and the
interest is undated. Next Sunday morn
log, at 1890, the pastor, Rev. J. ii. Bos-
well, will preach on "The Prodigal Son.
III the evening, at 1880, a revival sermon.
All are welcome.
Next Saturday evening, Judge I. w =.
Pittman, of New York, will lecture on
gospel temperance in the Baptist Church
Of this city, and on Sunday afternoon in
the rooms Of the W.sT. G.. L. Judge
Pittman has high standing as lecturer,
and all vino attend may be sure of being
interested and pleased.
We learn that Mr.. jackson Phillips,
who now keeps the toll gate at Centre
Bridge, has been selected as gate keeper
by the new company that has bought
the New Hope Delaware Bridge. Mr..
Hiram Scarborough, who has for thirty
years held the position, retires on ne
count of age ard poor health.
On Wednesday evening OF nest week,
the Rock Bank Conce II Company, cels-
brated English company, will give an en-
tertainment at Holeombe Hall As this
organization has given concerts in all the
principal cities Of this country, and have
been highly praised by the leading papers,
our people may feel assured of a rare
treat. An additional indncsment to at
tend 10 that the concert 10 for tho benefit
OF the stryker Library.
Samuel Slater died 10 Frenchtowu
on Saturday afternoon last, aged Of yearf,
q months and 81 days. lie was the Oldest
person in that section of the county. lie
was born and always lived with the ex-
ception of short time in the neighbor-
hood OF Baptisttown, and in his day be
was an active man ia tho political affairs
OF that locality. He was the father of
Captain William II. Slater, Of the 10Th
Regiment. N. j. volunteers. and OF Mr..
@. n. Slater, of this city.
When the eyes become weak or the lids
inflamed and sore. q disordsred system or
. sorofulous condition Of the blood Is in
dictated. for which Ayers sarsaparilla is
the best remedy. II invieorates and vital
ICES the blood and expels all humors.
The New York Casino Go. will give
the great operate sensation. "Erminie.
at Taylor Opera House, Trenton. on
Friday and Saturday Of this week. Mat
inee on Saturday at O'Clock. Lam
bertvilIe people can attend the matinee
aud return home at $40. II Is claimed
by the managers that this Is the greatest
production Of comic opera ever Witnessed
in America It Is first class company,
with chorus Of 40 voices. Tickets at
Donnelly's.
MIR. w illiam N. Bastian, OF this city,
died suddenly this morning, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. s. +. Martindsll, from
complication of diseases originating in
dyspepsia. Mr. Dasiian was native of
Hayle, county Of Cornwall, England, and
had heengin this country since 1860. His
health had been bad for some months,
but Il was not thought that he was in
dangerous condition. His funeral will
take place on Saturday, and win be at
tended BY Amwell Masonic Lodge and
Lsni Lenape Lodge Of Odd Fellows, of
this city.